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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1887-06-23
Wanted--Team !

100 TEAMS to work on drag and
wv wheel scrapers. Wages $3.50
per day. Six months work.
D. F. MINAHAN & CO.,
1888 West Sd St., Dayton, o.
[june23-3t1
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1887-06-23
HERE IS TROUBLE!

Straw Hats for every day and Sun
day at Jos. Woerner's.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1887-06-23
EATON MARKETS.

JNo. R. McCoRD, Adv. Ag't.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1887-06-23

GIFT-At the residence of her father, in
Eaton, on the Goth inst, of Brights disease,
Clara E. Gift, aged "a years, 6 months and 7
days. She was i'll but a few days.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-02-14

laBi, gesen probibition su ffimmer,
balm 1T bic S6la9t fir bic Muder
unb 6eren aaiirte s%eiuounen. Man
rebe fi6 nur nidt in Siderbeit, es lit
iogar fragli6, oh Weii.Seras cine err
bebli6e Waioritdt gsgen Yrobibition
e%r5ielen iDirb. Die gum srrBeu She'll
bon Seutf6en b%etpobnten Se3irte, bic
Stdbte, in tpel9en bic @ei9dite nit
Bier un6 S~pirituofen einen beberteus
ben 6aftor bes CARBOHYDRATES bils
ben, merben idwerli1 bas maHenbafte
8otum BON DIT un0 Noroteras f6Ias
gen. Man unteri9dbe ni9t ben ginfIuB
Der probibiiioniiien unb ibres Mnbangs.
Da III bas gauge Deer Der Metbobifen,
8aptiIfen uns bor Ilem Der Presbptes
rianer, bic iebenfals in gei6lohener
pbalanr unter a~nfibrung ibrer Seels
iorger fur prohibitiOn ftimmen tuerben.
gneraii6e @eiber. an 3abl rmie Sano
an Meere" tperben als unermiibli6e
Mpoffel(innen2) fir bic MaBresel mir.
fen. Mn 8slb feblt es Der probibitions:
partei nidt,- unb mo- bies porbanoeg
1T, f6lt es nidt I6per, bas gauge 8os
tum Der Neger burG beren prebiger
beribersu3ieben. so Einb bic ausiid'
ten fir einen Sieg Der 6reunbe Der
peri0nliden Greibeit ber3li6 f6le6t.
Das puBten aud bic freifinnisen &es
prdIentanten Der II. 9~esislatur, na'
mentli9 bic beutiden MitsIieber BON
8erar, BIaneo, Meoina unb Gapette
uro beren golegeu aus benz Weften su
b~eurtbeiIen. sic piiBten, tuent1 bieies
on ben peri6nliGen Ge9ten unb Grei=
beiten bes Bottles riittelnbe Mmenbe.
ment our Contribution angensmmen
ipiirbe, baB bann bic @bancen fir einen
Sies Der Greibeitsfreunos unsemeiu
stpeifelbaft fein piirben. sic baben
tpdb,enb Der gansen Sibuug, na9bem
Der Senat bic Bill bereits paiiirt bate,
nit alen Mitteln, mel9e Der parlas
mentariide illus sulieB, unermiioli6
man6Drirt, sulebt als einsige IusbitIfe
fir Winoritdten our9 r6ilibufi il
rem" bic brittle 2eiung binausgeI1o=
ben, unb mad bartem Sample enblid
-ginHige llmfdnbe beniibenb-bur9
einise tuenise reu g~etponnene Stimmen
Die probibitionspartei geidlagen. Dab
bic WaHerfimpel ben ginitigen 3eits
punt abiparten tpiirben. nm mieber ins
Selb si ridden, tpurbe bamals i6on of
fi3ieI angefinbigt. limb biefer 3eits
punt it nun mirfli9 einsetrofeu. pos
litii9er inb tpirtbi9aftIi1er Rabeniam=
nler baben auf bic lseifige @pannfraft
Der Biirger pielfa9 oeprimirenb einges
ipirtt uno in bieier Stimmung iiuo bic
Meni1en aud fets i'm @roBen unb
@ansen geneigter, fi9 ant @dngelbanbe
fibren 3u lafen. gs lit 1irr elm fleiner
She'll Der Weni6beit, tDel6er benft.
Salife fabt, unb unentpegt unter aI'
lem WedleI Der Singe bic SABINE Der
Greibeit. Der Nuftldruns unb oes Sort
f1rittes f9minst; bic uugebeure Mlebrs
belt rest f9 fiir bic b69fen SITTER Der
Wenidbeit nur bann, penn ibnen oas
MefIer an Der Geble fbt, ober bon als
len Seiten ber Notbf9rei ert6nt:
ssHannibal ante portas!'
Solte bieier @arnungsruf mod Wis
berban finbeH unb 81 energif9em 6ans
beln anregen, 10 lDiirbe Sbr 2orress
ponbent fi9 freuen. aber i9 beftrdte,
bic bette 3eit it perpaBt unb Sbr 3ors
Respondent piro tpobl, ME einff Noab,
fir ben Reft feiHes 2ebens init felbf
gepreBtem &ebenfaft borlieb uebmen
miifen. sd ebina."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-02-14

9 anIntonio, IA. Gebruar 'S7.
Gauacrfcft Nutiscn.

SWuBSttSW SsSss0S""
Dos 8allfomite belt am Greltag cine
gerIammIung ab uno ergdnste li9, 10
baB es iebt aus folgenoeh 9errerl be-
ftebt: Sol. q. 8elfnap; st : Mapor
Sren9; Majur Sac. WdIber; Wfaior
@reFon; Or. Serbberg IT,; 8. Saeolte;
Ir. Sbaben; 9ieut. Sidep; Capt. aorl@
bousb; s. 8. Mfller; j. &urmarn;
Or. Ornelas; @bas 9ugo; capt. Sao'
ger; 2ieut. Green. Sol. yeltnap purs
Be als 8orfber ertpdblt. Gs ipuroe be-
fdIoTen bic BaGs8ileite (8ifet einges
idlpfen) fir re einen 6ercen uno cine
Dame alf SIS feft3uieBen; iir ieoe ipeis
tere ben 6srrn begleitenbe Dame 1T 81
ertra au euiridteI. Yaubilette merben
Bel fdmmtli1en 6omitemitglieoern gu
babeu fein. Sas &omite tpirb i9 in
GmpTangss uub SansorbnungssG omite
eintbeilen unb bat iebt f9on elm Sub
fomite fir Srudarbeiten ernannt. Vim
Donnerffag ben "a. Mbenbs z ubr fin>
bet pieber cine Sibnng oes 2omites
ffatt.
Oas ginqlartie,unsstomite nimmt
i'm 2aufe bieier Wo9e feline Irbsitsn
auf.
Rapeameiter Carl Bed bat nit elmer
NnaabI renommirter Muffer bereits
Qontratte abeef6Iofen, unb bic unters
b~ambIunsen nit ben Soliieu perfpres
den befriebigeuben Gusgang gu nebs
men. Sos Or6efter tpirb, ME anfdngs
lid beftimmt. aus Sc Snit,umerien
beffeben.
Die MnfGIage3ettel fir bas Singer
feff Iiegen sur Nbf9idung bereit. Wir
tueroert uns erIauben, benz Gomite bic
9ifte unierer 3ofalagenten In ben ber=
fdiebenen Gtdbten 3ur Nerfigung aa
HELEN, tuenn fe bic padete empfangen
anb erfu1en hermit bic Serrer. fid Der
gerinseu Miibe, bieie 3etteI au pertbei'
len, i'm Snterefe Der Sadie giitigit un@
teraieber au tuollen.
SIM Nngemeinen III bon bier aus in
6aden bes Sdnserfeifes ~Gorti9rttt"
All berihten. gs trennen uns riur ito9
adt Wobem bonn 6effe uno bic 3eit tuiro
aeuiKenbaft benubt, I'm Jules in geb6'
riger Bereitidaft gu babeH.
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Muerlei.

= Qpmmenben Samifag finbet bas
bon Der gafino : Gefelfdaft arrangirte
2ofamfsft = elm S9lbenfef bes IA.
ssabrbunberts in Der alien &eidsfaot
ulm barfelIenb -fatt. gs beibeiligen
fid baran $50 6erren unb Samen.
9as Set pirb unter groBem 2ofen'
auftpanb In Seene gefebt.
- 0err s.. mi n. Der popns
Idre Reiienbe Der 2emp'f9en 8rauerei,
ift nod mebrw0deniliher abmeienbeit
tuieber bier einsetrofen unb BON ieinen
sabIreiden Treunben auf bas Wdrmiie
bearubt tuorben. 9err &urmaun III
in San Mntonio fosuiasen n3u 6auie"
uub CT uimmt on alen Borgdugen in
uniern beutfden Gefeai9aftsfreiisn res
gen Antbeil.
= Wie Der Mufiiner Berihterl Halter
Der @alueifon .Rems" perf9srt, rpiiroe
Der @ouperneur ben gerneinl faftliheH
gefdlub, bas probibitions > amsnoes
ment benz @olts sur 4bftimmurg gu uus
terbreiten, nit feiner unterihrift berries
ben. Saran baLen mir ME ge3tpeitelf.
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Carl GifenIphr.

Sn benz Store neben DreiB' apotbe'
fe, geeeniiber ber poffofice, bat 9err
GarI Giienlobr elm gigarrersu no
6tationerns Gef9dft etablirt.
6err gifenlobr uirb fi9 bemiiben. eine
sablrei9e Qunbfdaft anau3ieben, mos
ibm nidt alIein in Golge Der poratelis
&ea Gage bes Stores, fonbern aud bas
burd, baB er rur CUTE Waaren fibrt,
iebr baIb seIingen biirfte. Man finbei
BEL ibm feline importirte unb eiuheimii6e
gigarrer, gisaretten. 9abad, ssauGers
m~ateridIien unb elm groBes Mhortiment
BON Experimentation aler Dirt. Siebe
Mnaeiae.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-02-14
@pebeu eiuaetrpffeu.

Neu YraunfeIier Wurfi. WiIwaufee
Gerpelaimurf, S6infen : &oulaoe unb
Elm aFortiment bon anbereu feinen
WurfIorien. 6erner Sanbfdie. S9psis
,erfdie, 2imbureertdie &C.. iOwie cine
Nusmabl porsisllder O~elitatefen frii9,
i'm Sab unb in 9annen bel
Gbas. Seuermana
8 ,6mt1mW alamo Yla3a.
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Mrbeit aeIud,t |!

Gin Mann iudt arbeit; perfebt nit
pferben um3ugeben un5 fam 8artens
unb 6auss Nrbeit beforgen.
Wdi1e mirb angenpmmeu uno in
bor5isIi6fsr Wsiie eewai6en uHb &c
pldtiet. 9. W. Gor,
gde ST. Qouis unb 2eona Str.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-02-14
Sic ID ahL

WobI felten bat fi6 an ben Stimm=
pldben elm foI9es Snterefe fur bic
WabI, reip. fur bic einselnen aanbibas
ten f~unOeeeeben. alem Ini1ein
mad lit bic WabI smif@en 8erre0
un6 gallagban febr fnapp. 6au'
eiien . bat bortreffi6e Gbaneen er'
udblt su tuerben urb cine merfuirbige
Norliebe-einer falfden Sentimentdli'
tdt entfpringeno-sibt fi@ fir @brpsler
funb, beIien Wabl als Reeorber
bon tpoblinformirten 2euten suges
fanbeu tuirb. lleber BEN Ausfau Der
albsrmsnsuabl IdBt fi@ ni@t piel i'm
0oraus fagen.
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6afinps@ eieiIfdaft 6oftiimfeff.
10. 6ebruar, 1887.

Der Uerfauf bon gintrittsfartei fiir
bas 3oftimfef tpirb an Mittmo6, ben
Is. 5ebruar in 6. giienlobr's @igars
renlaben. eeseniiber poftOffee (friber
6. Slides @ef6dft) beginner.
gintritt fir 3offiimirte. $1.00; ginz
tritt fur Ni1ts4 offiimirte, $500.
Oamen unb 5erren baben bel benz
gintriit ibre 9arten porSuaeigen.
aae SiBe fiir bic 3ui9auer finb res
ierbirt. BASS omit
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-02-14

aIfo bas ENHANCEMENT aur Gonititus
tion bes Staates Seras, bic algemeine
8oItsabnimmuug iibsr probibition,
b. +. bas 8erbot Der SeriteIung geiiii.
ger Getrdnfe unb beren 8erfaLf ooer
Musidanf, 1T nit bebeutenoer Maioris
tdt i'm &eprdfentantenbaufe ourhges
gansen. Dab Der Senat Die MaBresel
guibeiBt unb Der @ouuerneur fein 8eto
einlest, 1T ni6t Su besweifeln. SO
mubte 10 tommen. Die augemeine Sns
biferens, tpel6e beionbers bic Wdbler
i'm Weiten unb nidt gum menigiten bic
Seutiden, in Der auswabl Der 3egis'
Iaiur. Qanbibaien an ben Sag legten,
miro bemnddii ibre lauren Jrii9te tras
gen. 2ommt es sur Wolfsabfimmu1g,
limb uns bic eesnungen Cd Der pros
bibiiion siemli6 sewiB. Wenn ni9t
Der finansiele Musfnll bur6 Wegtau
Der 9icenien unb eniipre4enber Wermo'
gensfeuersg rb0bung Man9sn perail'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-02-14

CUR gef6rberuns bes Stofwe@.
ieIs in unieren ipaubelbaren 3lima,
inomeniIid fiir Nsueineeuanberte, finb
Or. Muguf Q6nie's hamburger Eros
pfen gang unentbebrli9. Griebrib
6iulb, 1856 On : Monument aberue,
DQutpu, 8.
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Ser Al babcn tuiinf@t /:

2Ser 80 baben tptinfdbt:
@paIier. Stolen,
Magnolien,
Smmergrine Gepd4Ie,
BIoitpfanaeu,
Obftbdume,
Meinreben,
@aisbIatt,
8libenbe @erauien.
8libeuoe Sfrdu9er,
SabliasW uraelfnolen,
BIumen-S dmereien.
{ Der iunf irgenS tpel1en @artenbeoarf
Der tuenbe fi6 an bic 5tabtsNieosrlags
Der
SIfa Nureries,
800, gaft SOuton Strabe, San an'
tonic, SeTas.
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Wieleu Nraueu bereitet bic WefDr.

berung ibrss 5aermu6ies nidt tpeuia
Sdtpierigfeiten, neil bas Saar iteif
unb ungefigis 1T; burd ben @ebrau9
BON apers 9air 8igor wiro bas Saar
ipei9, gef6meioig uno gldnssnb. apers
6air 0iaor lit eleihfals elm borsigs
li6es Reinisuussmittel bes Saars
booens.
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8rOipm's
9rom 8ttters
wirS Rnrirett
2opffdmer5
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
@aQenbeid
Opspepiie
gterbensG ri4laff,ing
Walaria
Sieber
4bsefpanntheit
9lnaemeine 2Orperidwdde
Ridets unb S~eiteni4mertets
tlnreines SLUT
Sartleibisfeit
@eibIide Sdwdhert
&beumatisnuls
@eiiraIsie
Nierens ,ir,b 2ebers8 ei4tperbsr'
8n b~erfaulen IN alien apat5efen.
Sos a,dt. Bat S~ans.Ismarss uns ~sssreass rssh
2inie1 a,if BEN itraf&Ias.
IRAN nebute nidts anbsrss.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-02-14

= SIN 3lbeln unb S6pfen geaogene
SpaIiers&ofen aller art au boz
ben in ben Slta Nurferies.
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= Cine groBe Nustpabl bIhben=
Der pfaemdd e su baben In
ben SIfa Rureries.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-03-30
What True Merit win Do.

The unprecedented sale of B0schee's
German Syrup within few years, has
astoRished the world It is without doubt
the safes tand best remedy ever discover
ed for the speedy and effectual cure Of
Coughs. Colds and the severest Lung
troubles. Il acts on an entirely different
principle from the usual prescriptions
given by Physicians, as it does not dry
IN Cough and leave the disease still ia
the system, but on the contrary removes
the cause OF the trouble, heals the parts
affected and leaves them in q purely
healthy condition 4 bottle kept In the
house for use when the diseases make
their appearance, will save doctors bills
and long spell OF serious illness. A
trial will convince you Of these facts. 1t
ID positively sold by AL druggists AMI
srncsal dealers ii the land. PRICE, rs
csaEsB large b0tkIeaI
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-03-30

The County Commissioners met to-day
and accented the Severn River Bridge
from the contractor and builder. the same
having been finished according ~ plans
and specifications and to the satisfaction
OF the Board The bridge will be open
for travel on Friday the Isl Of April. Al
though the day Is one looked upon by su
perstifious persons as IAN unlncky day.
and also falls on All Fools Day, there viii
be no delay on that account. 1t IS % be q
toll bridge for the present. The next Leg
islature will probably be asked 10 abolish
the toll and make it a free bridge. The
Severn ferry has been Ia operation nearly
two hundred years. For several years past
the steam ferry boat Bergen Point has had
a contract with the county 10 lun the fer
ry The contract expires by notice on the
above day.
The General Assembly Of 1895, the first
that met in Annapolis. resolved that a
publique ferry be kept up on Severn river
at Annapolis for the accommodation of
the publique," and it has been in opera
ton ever since. Allen Robinett was APP
pointed keeper Of the ferry, and was paid
5000 pounds of tobacco per year out ef
the public revenues Thomas |. Baldwin
has been appointed keeper of the present
bridge
The Commissioner also appointed Ho.
ratio Tydings. A. l.. Boone. james E. Will
liams, Sr.. examiners TO ascertain wheth.
er the public interests requires the open
ing of public road from Jacobsville to
Magothy bridge, in the Third district.
An order was passed by the Board ne
tifYing the different railroads to station
nagmen at the crossings of the their roads
with the public roads, near the city linn
ita
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-03-30
NJ. L. andD. s.

At the business meeting of the Musical
Literary and Debating Society last night,
the following officers were elected to serve
the ensuing quarter: President Mr.. Edwd.
Stevens; First Vice President, Miss NJ e.
Redmond; SccondV Vice President, Mr. W.
b. Gardiner, Jr.; Secretary. Mr.. w. G.
Brewer; Treasurer, Mr.. Geo. Hyde: Lii
brarian, Mr. Louis Taylor The retiring
officers were rendered vote of thanks by
the society for the efficient manner in
which they had performed their duties.
The retiring president Mr.. H. l.. Pfeiffer
spoke with much feeling of his pleasant
connection with the society in the past.
which he regretted he would shorty sever
by taking up his residence in another
city. The chairman, Rev. r. III. Williams
then made some remarks complimentary
TO the retiring officers and especially com
mandatory to the president whom he said
would take with him the good feeling and
best wishes of the society. Two new
members were elected, one received into
full membership. and numerous applica-
tons for membership were received.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-03-30
March Keeping mp its Reputation.

The fallacy of the ground hog ruling
the weather for six weeks from the So
called Ground Hog day can now be
seen in all its realness, for the six weeks
have passed and March is blowing and
clustering like mad hare in utter disrc-
gard to the rulings of the ground hog.
And in the six weeks succeeding the 2nd
of February while it is true we had some
soft weather for a short while. we were
treated to one of the biggest SHOWS of the
winter and several since For time it
was supposed that March would not do
any blowing, but the fast receding month
is sending dust scudding in every direc-
ton, and the result is the streets will soon
be swept clean and the dust deposited on
the pavement and in the houses. For
several days signs have been swinging,
Tapping aud creaking aud the wind whis-
ties around the corners. All this goes to
show that March is keeping up its reputa-
ton and does not want to bid good by IN
til Winter has really gone, which We hope
will be soon.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-03-30
The Drum Point Railroad

The Baltimore Sun contains reported
revival Of the old Drum Point scheme.
which We hope viii not turn nut like the
thousand and one stories given TO the pub
lie In past years. The Sun SAYS:
The directors of the Drum Point Rail
road Company-Mr Augustus Albert
president, DR. B. King, of Anne Arundel.
Gen. George II. Steuart and others
present-met in that city on Monday
afternoon at the Office of Mr.. John p. Poe.
counselor. Mr.. ]. q. cngies. of New
York. railroad promoter, was present as
the representative of party who propose
to construct the road A contract was
signed with Mr.. Mengies, under which he
Is in thirty days 10 commence the work of
building q railroad from Baltimore TO
Drum Point, distance of seventy-two
miles. to be completed in twelve months
The Mengies party agree TO take the work
In hand and furnish the financial backing,
and ii is said will take bonds of the COM
pany in payment. The contract calls for
road from Baltimore TO Drum Point,
and it is probble that one of the two roads
already built TO Annapolis will be iuclud
ed in the Drum point scheme. The plan
IN its ultimate development Is understood
to be quite extensive, and comprehends
the connection, by water transportation
with railroad that is chartered TO be
built from Richmond to the country
bordering the Potomac river. But in
the present dealing Drum Point, with its
excellent harbor is the objective point.
One Of the parties said railroad into
Southern Maryland is a necessity. The
company was chartered in 1868, and a
good deal of the grading was done in the
next two years. Mr. Wells, New Yorker,
took the contract for building the road,
but his financial troubles spoiled the plans.
Calvert and Anne Arundel counties at
that time made subscriptions to the enter
prise. The railroad people say it is not
proposed to ask for aid from the
municipality of Baltimore. 1t is 50 miles
from Drum Point to Annapolis, and the
line has been laid out for years, and most
OF the right of way is secured"
AasMr. Mengies, George b. Morton. Oliver
w. Baines and Henry S. Wells were at
the meeting in connection with the signing
of the contract Among the others were
Messsrs. John Wilson Brown, president
of the Annapolis, Washington and Balti-
more Railroad; Capt VIM. ii. Bans, DIR.
james A.. Steuart, Judge Iglehart and
Harry e. Loane
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-03-30
A Great Military Gathering.

The national drill" which will run
from May % to May 30 in Washington. it
is now fully assured, will be the most ex-
tensive encampment and military display
in this country since the ending of the
war. The fine grounds south of the White
House, and in the immediate vicinity of
the Washington monument. will be the
site of the encampment, which will be
known as Camp George Washington.
1t is anticipated that at least fifteen thous-
and troops, gathered from all sections of
the country. will compete for the splendid
prizes which have been offered Military
organizations in no less than thirty States
and i'm several of the Territories have
been in correspondence with the commit
tee having the drill in charge, and the
majority of them, it is hoped, will parti.
cipate. Almost all of the Southern States
will be represented, and although States
as far off as Colorado and Oregon may
send some of their citizen soldiery, moth
ing definite from Maryland has been heard
on the subject.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-03-30
Sixth Annual Ball.

THE State Capital Lodge No. %. |. O. NJ, viii
Il give their sixth Annual Ball on
Easter Monday Night april 18th, 1887,
at the Assembly Rooms, for the benflt OF the
Order OF Mechanics.
The Committee pledge themselves to make
this one of the most .eaSant and enjoyable
Balls given this Season, anu hope they VIII be
liueraay patroniZed by Their friends and the
pubic. supper will be served by the German
Ladies. Committee of Arrangements are John
L.. Beail, Chairman, Hugh Purvis, David Car
roll, Henry James, ID. +. Mitchell. ThoS. Sher-
lock, Geo. Parkinson. Tickets 90 Gents, adj
uniting gentleman and ladies'. 32S
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-03-30

Opinion of a Leading Editor almost all
the diseases that afilict us from infancy to
lod age have their origin in diserdered
liver. A really good liver medicine is the
most important in the whole range of
pharmacy. We believe Simmens Liver
Regulator to be the best among them all.
We pin our faith upon the Regulator, and
If we could persuade every reader who Is
in i'll health to buy it, we would willingly
vouch for the benefit each would receive.
I'D. Cincinnati Gazette.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-03-30
Easter Holiday.

The students of St. Johns College will
be given Easter holiday from Thursday
noon. preceding Good Friday until Tues
day following. Many of the private
schools will give week holiday at Easter
aud the public schools will have holiday
Friday and donday. The students and
school children are counting the days IN
I'll the holiday time. a large number OF
students IF ST. Johns will avail them
selves of the opportunity and spend Eas-
ter at home.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-03-30
Personal.

Miss Emma Hawkins who has been
visiting Baltimore has returned.
Mr.. E. A. Seidewitz is spending a few
days with relatives in Baltimore.
Mr.. J. G. Aengell. of the firm of Men
CELL & Co., type founders, Baltimore, was
in Annapolis to-day.
Mrs. Ellen Blomc, of Baltimore and
daughter are visiting relatives here.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-03-30
4 Good Day for the Tongers.

This has lseen the first day the tongcrs
have been able to 20 upon the bars for
nearly week. on account of the heavy
northwest winds. A large fleet OF the lit
tie craft were seen making their way 10
Hacketf's. Thomas aud other nearby
bars. with prospect of putting In good
days work. This has been most I'm
profitable season 10 this class of our in
dustry, and has very much retarded bust
ness Of all kinds in our city. The oyster
industry is To the business prosperity of
our city what the manufacturing industry
Is TO other places; and when this is sus-
pended it has general depression on all
other business. There is large class of
these people engaged In the oyster traffic
during the seasonable months, who aver
are from ten TO twenty dollars per week
all of which il spent weekly among the
merchants of our city. 1t is a notorious
fact that not one-third of the business is
done by our merchants when this class of
people are idle AS when they are employ
ed. Only few more days remain in
which they can engage in their business
and the season will be at an end Then
follows the hard and soft crab business,
which though not so profitable and ex-
tensive, affords employment TO large
number of this class of people, and af-
fords them good living.
As Sole Agent for John Wanamaker
OF Philadelphia. am now prepared to
exhibit full line of Samples both for the
Custom and Ready made Clothing depart
ments. Your measure taken and goods
made in the best Custom Manner at low
prices and fit guaranteed or no sale. In
the ready made clothing department |
have fun line of samples representing
the stock of Wanamaker, and by the
Wanamaker system of measurement. Can
fit all sizes and shapes from the smallest
child to the largest man. Prices are guar
anteed by Wanamaker to be lower than
other establishments-in fact, by has 0acn
guarantee you get all the benefit of per
sonal visit to the house of Wanamaker
itself Clerical suits made to order. and
society uniforms furnished on short no.
tice at low prices. It. o. WHITE, Agt.
II Ne. 4 Francis St., Annapolis, Nd